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| − | The seminal principle, according to [[Augustinian]] theology, is the seed or principle given all creatures by God. | + | The '''seminal principle''', according to [[Augustinian]] theology, is the seed or principle given all creatures by God. It then develops under favorable conditions as the creature develops. |
[[Thomas Aquinas]] developed a similar view, in his case taken from [[Aristotle]], that all creatures have a potential that can be developed through change. | [[Thomas Aquinas]] developed a similar view, in his case taken from [[Aristotle]], that all creatures have a potential that can be developed through change. | ||
[[Category:Philosophy]] | [[Category:Philosophy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:17, August 1, 2007
The seminal principle, according to Augustinian theology, is the seed or principle given all creatures by God. It then develops under favorable conditions as the creature develops.
Thomas Aquinas developed a similar view, in his case taken from Aristotle, that all creatures have a potential that can be developed through change.